Podcast appearances and mentions of zachary levine

In this episode of the Horns Over Hoops podcast, the hosts catch up on personal updates, including injuries and travel experiences. They engage in a fun trivia segment about NBA preseason records before diving into predictions for the upcoming Chicago Bulls season. The discussion highlights the perceived undervaluation of the Bulls by national media and explores the team's potential performance based on last season's statistics and current roster stability. In this segment of the conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of the Chicago Bulls, including media perceptions, fan expectations, and predictions for the upcoming season. They delve into the challenges the team faces, the potential for player progression, and the dynamics of the Eastern Conference. The conversation also touches on individual player performances and the impact of recent changes within the team. The hosts engage in a fun segment called Scottagories, testing their knowledge of Bulls history. In this segment, the conversation delves into the contracts of notable players like Zachary Lavine and Vooch, discussing their impact on the Chicago Bulls. The discussion transitions into a historical overview of player contracts, highlighting significant deals and their implications. The group then engages in a trivia-style segment, identifying players who have recorded over 100 blocks for the Bulls, reflecting on their contributions and careers. The conversation wraps up with reflections on player movements and the dynamics of super teams in the NBA. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of managing star players in the NBA, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by coaches like Phil Jackson with high-profile teams. They also explore the often-overlooked world of NBA mascots, discussing their salaries, roles, and the economics behind them. The conversation touches on the disparity between mascot salaries and those of WNBA players, leading to reflections on the broader implications of sports economics. Personal anecdotes and future plans are shared, culminating in a light-hearted yet insightful discussion about the sports industry. 00:00 Welcome Back and Personal Updates 07:10 Preseason Trivia and Fun Facts 10:38 Bulls Season Predictions and Analysis 21:58 Media Perception of the Bulls 23:03 Fan Expectations vs. Reality 26:33 Eastern Conference Predictions 34:04 Finals Predictions and Player Progression 45:22 Identifying Potential Regression in Players 48:50 Fun Segment: Scottagories 50:25 Zachary Levine's Contracts and Impact 51:29 Recent Player Contracts and Team Dynamics 53:15 Historical Player Contracts and Their Significance 53:44 Players with Over 100 Blocks for the Bulls 01:00:51 Reflections on Player Careers and Team Changes 01:02:26 The Challenge of Managing Star Players 01:03:22 Exploring NBA Mascot Salaries 01:05:01 The Economics of Mascots and Their Roles 01:08:13 Comparing Mascot Salaries to WNBA Players 01:11:14 Personal Reflections and Future Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hearkening back to the PSA poster art of WWII, Ben Ostrower and Zachary Levine conceived the idea to create a digital exhibition. They created a website called The Viral Art Project which invites designers and artists to create public service announcement posters. In this week's episode, Ben and Zachary sit with Steve Chaparro to share their inspiration, origin story, and their quest to bring designers and artists together during COVID-19. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Yoan Moncada’s kid and Randy Levine’s comments about Dellin Betances, then preview the Houston Astros’ 2017 season with writer Zachary Levine and the Philadelphia Phillies’ 2017 season with Michael Baumann of The Ringer. Audio intro: Built to Spill, "Randy Described Eternity" Audio interstitial: The White Stripes, "Astro" Audio interstitial 2: Yoneda, […]

Do you ever wonder how you can make the most of your Doctor appointment? Do you ever leave feeling that you still have unanswered questions? Dr. Zachary Levine will be talking with Libby about the most common Doctor/patient pet peeves. Plus - take note: Dr. Zach will also give us some pointers on how to get the most out of our Doctor appointments and, as always, we'll be taking your comments and questions.

January is Alzheimer's awareness month. Libby talks to Naguib Gouda, CEO of the Alzheimer's Society of Canada, about the disturbing results of a new poll that says many Canadians wait far too long between experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer's and seeing their doctor. Plus, Dr. Zachary Levine tells us what foods we should be eating, and what foods we should be avoiding, to achieve the best brain health! And Elvis' birthday is celebrated with a look back on his historic appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show!

Ben and Sam preview the Diamondbacks’ season with BP author Zachary Levine, and Jeff talks to SiriusXM and Diamondbacks pre- and postgame host Mike Ferrin (at 32:10).

Ben, Sam, and Zachary Levine banter about hidden streaks, then discuss baseball’s latest self-policing problems and the best ways to discourage beanballs.

Ben and Sam talk to Zachary Levine about whether baseball could benefit from a coaching shakeup akin to the New Jersey Devils’ experiment with a three-headed head coach.

Ben, Sam, and Zachary Levine discuss whether the postseason is too unpredictable and then break down the managerial decisions from two decisive NLDS games.

Ben and Sam talk to Zachary Levine about ways that Major League Baseball could make All-Star week better.

Ben and Sam preview the Astros’ season with Zachary Levine, and Nick talks to Houston Chronicle Astros beat writer Evan Drellich (at 23:12).

Ben and Sam review the World Series and talk about the 2013 seasons and futures of the Red Sox and Cardinals with Zachary Levine.

Ben, Sam, and BP’s Zachary Levine discuss the upcoming World Series.

Ben, Sam, and guest Zachary Levine mull over four questions about Miguel Cabrera, then talk about the World Series odds of the Tigers and other teams.

Ben and Sam preview the Braves’ season with Zachary Levine, and Pete talks to Atlanta Journal-Constitution sports columnist Mark Bradley (at 16:42).

Episode 107 No team has seen more activity of late than the Houston Astros. Zachary Levine has covered the team’s busy offseason for the Houston Chronicle — and is one of the sorts of beat reporters who utilizes things like “reason” and “evidence.” In this episode, Levine discusses the team’s GM search, miserable near-future, and […]